Bodacious Buckaroo can kiss my–– What kind of handle is that anyway? Only a narcissistic a-hole would pick something like that. Bodacious Buckaroo. Please. My online nemesis knows how to push my buttons, trolling my page for posts to ridicule. And I can’t lie…I do the same to him. Safely tucked away behind my keyboard, I can say whatever I want. Usually, I’m kind and respectful on social media, but with Bodacious Buckaroo, I can’t seem to control myself. In my real life, I’m the exact opposite. Shy and more than a little introverted, I work from home answering chat help requests for a mobile phone company, and I really only leave my apartment when summoned by my sister or our friends. They’re the only ones who really know me. By some weird stroke of chance, one of my chats is a request for an address change…to the apartment across the hall from me. In a completely out-of-character move, I mention the coincidence. The next thing I know, he’s knocking on my door. And that’s how I meet Dallas Westfield. Gorgeous. Funny. Outgoing. All the things I’m not. Soon, he’s borrowing sugar and offering to complete repairs in my apartment. Since, you know, I’m not prone to bother people even when I need help. Did I mention I’m an introvert? I start to catch feelings, but Dallas seems too good to be true. And when things seem too good to be true…well, you know the rest. When I figure out his fatal flaw, what will I do with the information? Break off contact with the one person who’s ever made my heart flutter in my chest? Or pretend I don’t know, keeping up the pretense while hoping Dallas remains blissfully unaware of exactly who I am? The Dallas Dilemma is a steamy romcom that deals with social anxiety and finding ways to live your best life with the help of the ones who love us most.